8 April 2023 | Euronews
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Israel Protests against judicial reform continue in Israel despite deadly attacks Demonstrations against judicial reform have continued in Israel despite Friday's deadly attacks in Tel Aviv and the West Bank. -
World News US deploys guided-missile submarine amid tensions with Iran The U.S. Navy has deployed a guided-missile submarine capable of carrying up to 154 Tomahawk missiles to the Middle East -
Culture news WWE apologises after getting slammed for use of Auschwitz image to promote WrestleMania Although some wrestling fans immediately noticed the photo, it drew more attention after the Auschwitz Memorial Museum posted on Twitter on Wednesday that using the image "is hard to call an editing mistake". -
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China China lashes out at WHO over accusations it withheld COVID-19 information China lashed out at the World Health Organization for its latest accusation that China withheld crucial data concerning the origin of COVID-19. -
No Comment WATCH: Residents of a Brazilian favela re-enact the Stations of the Cross Residents of a Brazilian favela complex packed the narrow streets of the violent and drug plagued community to watch the reenactment of Jesus Christ’s Via-Crucis on Good Friday. -
Russia Hundreds attend assassinated Russian propagandist Vladlen Tatarsky funeral in Moscow Hundreds of Muscovites came to the Troyekurovskoye Cemetery in the Russian capital on Saturday to pay their last respects to nationalist blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, born Maxim Fomin. -
No Comment WATCH: Good Friday processions around the world Continuing an annual tradition, Catholics in New York included the iconic Brooklyn Bridge in their Way of the Cross procession on Good Friday. -
Earth News Guilty of sending two- or three-word emails? Consider the carbon footprint of unnecessary messages Short unnecessary emails contribute as much CO2 each year as 3,334 diesel cars. -
China China flies fighter jets near Taiwan after leader's US trip China sent warships and dozens of fighter jets toward Taiwan on Saturday, the Taiwanese government said. It's retaliation for a meeting between the US House of Representatives speaker and the president of the self-ruled island democracy claimed by Beijing as part of its territory. -
Italy Italy's Berlusconi hopes to recover 'once again' from leukaemia-caused pneumonia The last years have seen Berlusconi, now senator, suffer numerous health problems, including heart ailments and COVID-19 in 2020, which saw him hospitalised in critical condition with pneumonia. -
Finland Finland: Immigration, EU policy and climate goals are biggest roadblocks to forming new government Politicians from Social Democrats, Greens and Swedish People's Party tell Euronews about the process to negotiate a new, stable, government coalition for Finland. -
World News WATCH: The UK starts production of new King Charles banknotes The new UK £10 banknotes featuring the portrait of King Charles III have begun production. -
Russia Arrested US reporter Evan Gershkovich charged with espionage in Russia Arrested US reporter Evan Gershkovich charged with espionage in Russia -
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Italy Easter around the world: Nicaragua celebrations limited by government Roman Catholics in Nicaragua had to hold traditional “Stations of the Cross” and other Holy Week processions on church grounds or inside churches Friday amid a ban on public demonstrations. -
Ukraine Alleged leak of Ukraine war intelligence documents triggers US investigation The images of alleged US documents, widely shared on social media Friday and seen by Euronews, might have been tampered with, officials warn. -
World News 'Opre Roma': Tired of being let down, Roma are now standing up for themselves Roma people are joining forces to support our communities. But to create a fairer and equal Europe, our leaders must share more than mere words, Željko Jovanović writes. -
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Mobility How a backyard photographer helped create this stunningly detailed shot of the Sun Putting together around 90,000 photographs of the Sun, astrophotographers Andrew McCarthy and Jason Guenzel captured a dazzling fiery show. -
USA United States: Access to abortion pill in limbo after competing rulings Access to the most commonly used method of abortion in the US has been plunged into uncertainty after conflicting court rulings on Friday over the legality of the medication Mifepristone, which has been widely available for more than 20 years. -
Culture news Italy celebrates its second ever LGBT History Month - Here's why it matters From the outside, following its change of government and move to the far-right, Italy appears dramatically different to a year ago, putting extra emphasis on its second ever LGBT History Month, as Andrea Carlo reports. -
Destinations Verbier has opened early after snowfall. What’s it like staying in one of Europe’s best ski resorts? Skiing in Europe is back with a bang this winter and a few weeks ahead of schedule. A bumper November snowfall has seen the early return of some of the continent's best ski resorts, including Verbier. Here’s our guide to the famous Swiss ski haven. -
World News Israel mobilises army reserves after attacks in Tel Aviv, occupied West Bank At least three people were killed and five injured in separate attacks on Friday, as tensions soared from days of fighting at Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy site. -
Nature ‘They are serial killers’: How blue crabs are devastating the fishing industry in southern France The lagoon of Canet-en-Roussillon in the south of France has been invaded by a creature that devours everything in its path, -
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? NATO enlargement & EU crackdown on greenwashing In this episode of Brussels, my love, we pick apart Ursula von der Leyen and Emmanuel Macron's trip to China, Finland becoming the newest member of NATO and the European Union's attempt to stop green-washing. -
Culture news Spanish pop star Rosalía’s World Tour items auctioned to support young artists Spanish pop star Rosalía's 2022 Motomami World Tour items are up for auction, including her moto helmet and her red leather outfit, with proceeds helping young artists. Rosalía is widely considered one of the most successful Spanish singers of all time. -
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Ukraine Russia hits illegally annexed Ukraine areas from ground and air Russian forces used ground- and air-fired missiles, rocket launchers and weaponised drones to bombard the provinces of Ukraine it has illegally annexed but doesn't fully control. -
World News More states using 'brutal tactics' to silence dissent abroad, finds report Assassinations, abductions and assaults are being used by a growing number of countries to stamp out criticsm abroad.